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HomeMy WebLinkAboutOrdinance 2003 (625) ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 17 ST. CROIX COUNTY LAND USE ORDINANCE REZONING LAND FROM AGRICULTURE TO AG.- RESIDENTIAL ORDINANCE NO. to -76 WHEREAS, the Statutes of the State of Wisconsin provide for a Planning and Development Committee to act in all matters pertaining to county planning and zoning; and WHEREAS, the St. Croix County Board has established the St. Croix County Planning, Zoning and Parks Committee; and WHEREAS, at the request of the County Board this Committee is to review petitions, hold public hearings, and present its recommendations for rezoning requests to the County Board for action; and WHEREAS, the St. Croix County Planning, Zoning and Parks Committee held a public hearing on the rezoning request of DONALD ROETTGER on January 15, 2003, in the St. Croix County Agricultural Center in Baldwin, Wisconsin; and WHEREAS, the St. Croix County Planning, Zoning and Parks Committee having considered all written information and verbal testimony presented at the hearing, and finding that the request meets the requirements of Wis. Statute 91.77, voted to approve a rezoning of the following described land: The West One -half (W %z) of the Southeast Quarter (SE 1 /4) of Section Twenty-four (24), Township Thirty (30) North, Range Twenty (20) West, Town of St. Joseph. Parcel contains 80 acres, more or less. Based on the following findings: 1. About 15 to 20 percent of the site has productive farmland soils. 2. There are probably sand and gravel deposits located under the whole site. 3. Surrounding zoning is exclusive ag to the west and ag residential to the north, east and south. 4. The site has access to town roads to the east and south. 5. Proposed use is sale of land to adjoining landowners and to a family member. 6. A conceptual site plan or development plan has been provided. 7. The Town has recommended approval, stipulating that the request meets two of the three rezoning criteria: that the parcel is too small for ag purposes and is inaccessible for farm machinery and that the parcel has not had a history of economically viable farming activities. 8. The Town has considered §91.77 in making their decision. 9. The owners should be encouraged to preserve all the environmental features and to be aware of the limitations associated with these features. The environmental elements should be incorporated into any type of development. 10. As the owners consider design elements they should be encouraged to: protect the closed depressions and wetlands; use best management practices, erosion and sediment control and stormwater management for the steep slopes; and protect the interior woodland habitat. 11. During design, POWTS should be located so that there is not a conflict with the wetlands, closed depressions and the limiting soils for POWTS. 12. The St. Croix County Natural Resource Management Plan Goals II, III and IV also encourages protection and preservation of surface waters and wetlands; fish and wildlife habitats; and agricultural land and soils to preserve ecological functions and recreational and scenic values and wildlife habitat. THEREFORE, BE IT NOW ORDAINED by the St. Croix County Board of Supervisors, meeting in regular session, that the 80 -acre parcel in the Town of St. Joseph is now rezoned from Agriculture to Ag.- Residential. Dated this / $ day of (tia, e G. , 2003. ST. CROIX COUNTY PLANNING, ZONING AND PARKS COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS DENIAL: RECOMMENDS APPROVAL: (.2:77:11 C r ) - Art Jensen Art Jenteil ( till Linda Luckey Linda Luckey / -L4:1S Lois Burri s Lois Burri Veronica Anderson Veronica Anderson Jan Zoerb ' o., b Adopted: Li/ 76 < ti i X00,3 Attest ' ?,y (? /1.(,, O Cindy Campbell, County Clerk • • wtrrx+..r':, ,;.ler•.,,"`SVT.TrtY!.K.'",1K r,• ryr..,; .c•'_77,n.:. �.:41 �L • ru a ' .. k ••. :r. r.' / au 2 "' " S•..wl.. � A... +.L - -- "" .. " - ' - '61999 .• L :. rr.t ;X.r. Y�X........Sy <nl• a ...........:.r..v....eW�.. w.u'+,u::...1u.s ... . ' ' :. ••°+ "" "'-'" WY Cloud Currographicr Inc. !nc St Cloud. MN 56301 • " " SEE PAO - 60 4 3 Kevin & rR �es1j� B e rnice © Jerilyn s Emest & • W " L Georgann Janice a7 `�' Rulke Linda Gloria Em a WeSge • Evelyn J ames int 12 lvfunagne [Gibane '= v .' 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